So generally as a rule I don’t tend to ‘buy in’ to these types of sites, offering cash back deals for doing normal shopping.. However when I moved into my new apartment I wanted to switch energy providers, and I new that Quidco had an offer of £80 cash back to switch to one of the major providers. So I thought I really have nothing to loose. I went ahead with the switch, honestly thinking nothing would come of it – and I have recently received my £80 cash back. That’s right.. I know it sounds too good to be true, but it honestly did work. Granted it took ages for the claim to process… But it’s £80 for doing nothing I wasn’t doing anyway!
Last night I did some online shopping, and then checked Quidco for a voucher code, sure enough there was one – I used that and got a percentage of my spend back. Again I was buying the items anyway – so it made sense to use it.
Unlike the recent internet boom of Groupon, Quidco offers savings on day to day items. Check it out, you’ve nothing to loose!
Here’s a novel way of locking and unlocking your OS X based Apple Products…. iDevevelop Co. has developed this iOS mimicking lock screen for your Mac. It’s certainly different.
You can download Lock Screen from the app store:
For one day only top iOS game developers ‘Remedy Entertainment’ have released their flag ship console style racing game for iOS ‘Death Rally’ completely free of charge!
Death Rally is rated number one in 52 country’s and features more then 6 hours worth of game play..
So what are you waiting for? Take advantage of this fantastic offer now!
Tired of seeing this window pop up, and having to enter your password every time you use an app? But don’t want to open up all your apps for use?
Here’s a nice and easy fix for you, launch the Keychain Access application (/Applications/Utilities/Keychain Utility) locate the entry relating to the application you want to always allow. In this case, it’s Microsoft Messenger for Mac, double click on the entry to bring up the details window:
Now, select the “Allow all applications to access this item.” click on the save changes button, and enter your password when prompted. You should now find you will no longer be prompted to enter your password when using this application.
NB: The above method comes with it own pit falls, obviously this will now allow anything to have access to this keychain data without prompting you. Bear this in mind when you are authorising items.
